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What is said by the Diving Divers of IPB University about Teluk Semangka

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Waters in Semangka Bay such as Balak Island, Batu Factory and Batu Mandi in Lampung have underwater tourism potential. This was stated by Virgian Satriana, Chair of the Fisheries Diving Club (FDC) of IPB University who participated in the X National Diving Jamboree held by the Anemon Diving Club, University of Lampung (Unila) in Lampung […]

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FDC IPB Becomes Presenter in Deep and Extreme Indonesia

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Deep and Extreme Indonesia (DXI) is the biggest diving event in Asia and has been carried out for 12 years in Indonesia. DXI exhibits extreme sport, outdoor adventure and ecotourism, and for the first time was conducted alongside DEEP Indonesia. The combination of these two exhibitions have been proven to be an effective marketing platform

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Introducing Exotic Ornamental Fish and Aquascape, Himakua FPIK IPB WEFA 2019

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Aquaculture Student Association (Himakua) Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Resources (FPIK), IPB University in collaboration with the course of Ornamental Fish and Akuascape held a World of Exotic Fish and Aquascape (WEFA) 2019 (14/04). Events held at the Auditorium Sumardi Sastrakusumah Dramaga Campus, Bogor is divided into several sessions a series of events. Seminar, a

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Bazoqa Returns with Hundreds of Decorative Fishes in Agrimart II Plaza

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Aquaculture Student Organization (Himakua) of IPB University held the annual Bazaar of Aquaculture (Bazoqa). Bazoqa is a temporary marketplace for decorative fishes and aquascape held in Agrimart II’s plaza, IPB Dramaga Campus, Bogor for a whole week (30/3-7/4). This year’s Bazoqa carried on the theme “Beauty of Exotic Fish and Aquascape” and presented various decorative

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IPB Himakua Releases 340 Brood Nirvana Tilapias Fishes in Assisted Village

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Social and Environment Division of Aquaculture Student Organization (Himakua), IPB University held a village assistance with the title ‘Aquaculture Village Assistance (Akuabindes)’ in Sukadamai Village, RW 04/RT 03, Dramaga Sub-District, Bogor (24/3). In this Akuabindes, the students released 340 third-generation brood nirvana tilapias (Oreochromis niloticus) and fish feed to farmers group in the village. Read

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Dugong Threatened to Extinct, FPIK IPB Helps Hold Comparative Study for Tourism Development in Toli-Toli

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The rise of Dugong hunting in Toli-Toli District, Central Sulawesi has created the Directorate of Marine Biodiversity Conservation (KKHL) as an executing agency in collaboration with the Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Sciences, Bogor Agricultural University (FPIK-IPB), LIPI Oceanography Research Center (P2O LIPI) and World Wide Indonesia Fund (WWF) is making efforts to conserve dugongs

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IPB Students are about to Optimize Marine Products in India

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Indonesia as an archipelago of 17,502 islands has a coastline of 81,000 kilometers with an area of fisheries in the sea around 5.8 million square kilometers. The fact that the fisheries and marine sector has bright prospects, especially in fulfilling protein-based food needs, encourages Susi Susilawati, student of the Department of Aquatic Product Technology, Faculty

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eDNA Solusi Ungkap Potensi Hayati Laut untuk Kelola Kelautan yang Lebih Baik

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Selama delapan tahun Laboratorium Biodiversitas dan Biosistematika Kelautan, Departemen Ilmu dan Teknologi Kelautan, Fakultas Perikanan dan Ilmu Kelautan, Institut Pertanian Bogor (Dept. ITK FPIK IPB) menggelar Biodiversity and Molecular Ecology Training Course (BIOMEC). BIOMEC merupakan kegiatan pelatihan tahunan yang ditujukan untuk peningkatan bidang ilmu hidrobiologi laut utamanya membahas keanekaragaman hayati laut melalui pendekatan kondisi ekologi

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Professor of IPB: Pollution Level in the Citarum River Basin Is Acute, Its Biotas Are Not Safe to Consume

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Very complex anthropogenic activities in the Citarum River Basin, making the Citarum watershed covered by many conflicts of interest and making the Citarum River the third dirtiest river in the world. Based on the research of the Professor of the Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Sciences (FPIK) of the Bogor Agricultural Institute (IPB), Prof. Dr.

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FDC IPB Discovers Hidden Paradise on the East Coast of Kei Besar

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In 2016, the Ministry of Tourism awarded the “Most Popular Hidden Paradise” title to Kei Island, Maluku. At the beginning of 2019, a group of students from Fisheries Diving Club (FDC) IPB University reveals its discovery in the Seminar on the Results of Maritime and Socio-Cultural Exploration conducted at the Zooxanthellae XV Expedition, Tuesday (5/2)

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